United Airlines to File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
United Airlines plans a Chapter 11 filing in Chicago to seek federal bankruptcy court protection. The move would be the largest airline bankruptcy in U.S. history, as United faces about 1.7 thousand daily flights and nearly $1 billion in overdue debt while pledging to keep flying.
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Hopkins
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Pilot Union
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Obituaries Aros up a list of local deaths
Inside Obituaries notes deaths across Virginia and nearby areas. The listings include Joseph W Beckenstrater Sr 84 Mount Jackson Mary A Byers 84 Mount Crawford Jack L Cooper 78 Fort Defiance Florence H Creasy 78 Richmond Robert B Henley 40 Mount Solon Katherine M Henry 78 Harrisonburg Ray N Hensley 62 McGaheysville Jacqualyn D Jones 55 Harrisonburg Edward MacLennan 75 Rinacas Corner Harold B Pence 85 Alexandria Vivian F Richards 71 Stanley Virginia M Rutz 86 Woodstock Shirley M Siciliano 73 Norwalk Conn Benjamin F Siever 93 Timberville Clarence E Simmons 88 Franklin W Va Raymond L Smith 64 Luray Arthur D Spitzer 82 Staunton Grigory Y Stasyuk 72 Harrisonburg Harold W Young 58 Penn Laird
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Mount Jackson
Mary A. Byers
Mount Crawford
Jack L. Cooper
Fort Defiance
Florence H. Creasy
Richmond
Robert B. Henley
Mount Solon
Katherine M. Henry
Harrisonburg
Ray N. Hensley
McGaheysville
Jacqualyn D. Jones
Edward MacLennan
Rinacas Corner
Harold B. Pence
Alexandria
Vivian F
U.N Receives Iraq Dossier on Disarming Weapons Inspectors
U N weapons inspectors in New York and Vienna began examining Iraqs 12000 page declaration detailing chemical biological and nuclear programs to verify compliance with Security Council resolutions. Copies arrived in two suitcases at 8 40 p m EST and were met by Hans Blix who said his team would review and seek an overview of print and CD ROM contents. Blix scheduled a council briefing for Tuesday luncheon.
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Baghdad
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Gunship May Loom Large If War Comes
HURLBURT FIELD Fla Its official name is the AC 130 Some call it the Big Gun Packed with airborne fire power it is one of the most fearsome warplanes It does not drop bombs or break speed records It flies at night loitering at low altitude firing shells like those of a tank artillery piece or battleship See GUNSHIP Page 7
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Citys Auxiliary Force Joins Ranks As Real Police Officers
Harrisonburg sworn in eleven auxiliary officers at Pano s Restaurant to support full time police with arrests searches and Miranda rights. Six auxiliaries plus two veterans will patrol alongside full time officers while five work in administration. Training covered about 100 hours in a five month crash course and included improvised felony traffic stops.
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Tracy Carrier
Albemarle County
Harrisonburg
Jason Winn
Landrieu Wins Louisiana Senate Runoff Defeats Hank Terrell
In a December runoff in Louisiana Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu defeated Republican Suzanne Hank Terrell for 52 percent of the vote to 48 percent, delivering a setback to Bush midterm momentum. Turnout was 43 percent, with Landrieu sweeping urban black districts while Terrell carried white flight suburbs. Terrell's late surge faded as Landrieu emphasized opposition to partisan politics.
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Suzanne Hank Terrell
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D.D
Rodney Alexander
Lee Fletcher
Terrell
Ed Renwick
Loyola Institute of Politics
No News Is Good News For Property Owners
Harrisonburg revenue office mailed reassessment notices only to properties with value changes in the biannual reappraisal. Commissioner June Hosaflock cites cost savings as the reason, with about 1,200 to 1,500 of 11,000 properties affected and the rest receiving no notice.
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Commissioner of Revenue
June Hosaflock
Hosaflock
National Guard Helps Residents Handle Cold
In Durham North Carolina guardsmen went house to house after an ice storm to teach safe heating methods and remind residents of open emergency shelters. More than 200 people sought medical help for carbon monoxide exposure as trees and lines were knocked down. Annie Mae Allen, 81, worried about her freezer food while awaiting power restoration.
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Annie Mae Allen
Tim Goodnight
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